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"I Talk a Tough Game in English": Linguistic Legend Takes Center Stage
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In a shocking turn of events, a renowned linguist has taken to the stage to proclaim their prowess in the English language. The bold declaration has sent shockwaves throughout the linguistic community, leaving many to wonder: can this individual truly back up their boasts?
According to sources close to the matter, the linguist in question has been known for their impressive command of the English language, with a particular emphasis on vocabulary, grammar, and syntax. However, it remains to be seen whether their linguistic skills will translate to real-world applications.
"I talk a tough game in English," the linguist boldly declared in a recent interview. "I’m not just a bookworm with a dictionary, I’m a master of the language. I can converse with anyone, anywhere, and hold my own."
But what exactly does this mean? Can the linguist truly hold their own in a conversation with native English speakers? Only time will tell.
In the meantime, linguistics enthusiasts and language learners alike are left to ponder the implications of this bold declaration. Will this individual’s confidence inspire others to take a similar stance, or will it fall flat in the face of reality?
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story as more information becomes available.
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Gentlemen,
My attorney has informed me that my stbxw has been officially served. I want to acknowledge here, to anyone and to no one, that it is sometimes so easy to talk a tough game about living the good life, and all the fun on the other side, and no contact wins, and helping to build up others here with the "just do it" keyboard courage. but when it comes down to it, I'm really very sad and quite an emotional wreck receiving this news… realizing the end of a 20 year endeavour. Despite all the verbal abuse, long drawn out fights, and all the hell, pure hell… At this moment I'm weaping like a child, and I can't even bench press more than 100 lbs after 6 weeks! I'm not tough at all, and I never wanted to be, even if I talk a mean game. Thanks for all your support in getting me this far.
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Everyone has weak moments, days, weeks or sometimes months. We are human and grieving is part of the process. You can’t drive forward looking in the rear view mirror. The person you married is not the person you are divorcing. Remember that.
You’re being honest and vulnerable. That is good. You have to let it out and process it. That is healthy. Divorce is a nightmare. I’m 1.5 years in. It comes in waves. I’m tough I got this/next minute I’m sad. Depression is thinking the sadness will never end. It will. I truly believe it will. It will get better. I’ve been divorced before and it’s a distant memory. Keep making steps in the right direction.
>hell, pure hell
Sums up my relationship, and mine still hurt too. Hopefully we can both get through this.
My ex and I split up on this date 2 years ago. This journey has been complete hell. I don’t the current version of her back but I do miss the idea of her. I miss having a spouse and best friend. I’ve made a few friends since then that I go do stuff with but then I go home alone. I’m working a lot but I’ll never recover financially. Also, I don’t want to have to work a lot. I’m constantly either angry or sad. I don’t want this life. I want someone that has known me since I was a teenager to hang out and explore with.
Progress isn’t a straight line. Sometimes you’ll only move an inch. Sometimes you’ll take a few steps back. That’s all ok. Just keep your eye on the finish line.
Mourn your loss. Nothing is forever. Taking a loss hurts and makes you strong.
Nobody here will tell you it was easy, or without much pain. But there is a brighter side, with peace and freedom after you have gone through the horrors of it all
“pure hell”? lol. I am guessing this was the correct move for you… Mine was only mild hell..